02/18/2020 - 13:06
- Clarín.com
- Society
A month after the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa, the demand for justice is growing. That is why, on Tuesday, the parents of the young man who died after the blows that a rugby boot gave him in Villa Gesell called for a march for this afternoon in front of Congress. And within that cry of justice, they left their desire: "See the guilty prisoners for life . "
"Today we ask for justice for Fernando and all the victims of violence. For me, justice is to see them imprisoned for life," said Silvino , their father, in dialogue with the press at the door of his house. "There are going to be a lot of people who come to accompany us so that justice is really done and this does not go unpunished," added Graciela , the mother.
But given the claim and the desire to see the murderers of their son, the daily life of these parents is increasingly complicated. So they let him know, loaded with anguish and trying to hold back the tears.
"I am sad but I have to fight for justice to be done. I feel that I am slowly falling. I owe strong for my son," Graciela confessed. He added: "I am shocked by the unconditional support of all people."
Silvino, on the other hand, revealed that last night "he didn't sleep" and that he tries to "be his best" in order to help his wife "get ahead".
"Do not neglect me because I am not strong enough , I try to be. But I still do not know how I stand. My son gives me strength. We are supported by society, by good people who support us," he said.
Fernando's mother also said that he spoke with the mother of Angeles Rawson and Matías Bagnato, who lost his family when he was very young: "They came to give us their support. Matías Bagnato gave me a very special reminder that was of the mother, I was very excited, it was a medal. Other people who suffered the same violence also visited us. "
The father, meanwhile, left a message for everyone who wants to approach the march and marked it as a key day.
"I think people are going to support this, today is the day to prove that my son was unjustly murdered. It is the day for good people who want to support us," he concluded.
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